| Author | Message | ||
| Kyle Moe (Kmoe) Member Username: Kmoe Dodge City, KS....as flat as you think. Post Number: 209 Registered: 3-2005 |
For a good laugh carefully read the description for this item. http://cgi.ebay.com/Hydrostatic-transmission-from-a-Cub-Cadet-1641_W0QQitem Z7722271558QQcategoryZ82237QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem Can anyone spot the typo? A Prost: To Moon Burns! | ||
| Mike Harrison (Mikeh) Member Username: Mikeh Eustis Flordia Post Number: 174 Registered: 8-2003 |
Hey Professor, I missed you at Red Power this year. I was hoping to make our political discussion an annual event! I guess it was too darn hot at the show this year to talk that much anyway. Maybe I'll see you next year in Ohio. They say there are at least two buildings at the show grounds that are air conditioned. After all the goings on this year I need somebody to complain to! The wife just doesn't listen anymore... | ||
| Jim Chabot (Jchabot) Member Username: Jchabot Norton MA Post Number: 366 Registered: 9-2002 |
Thanks Paul. That will save me from going over to look at mine, I have the narrow rims. Makes sense that the axle stubs would be longer and larger to accommodate the extra weight. | ||
| Paul Bell (Pbell) Member Username: Pbell Louisville, where your Cub Cadet got it's start,, Kentucky Post Number: 2059 Registered: 9-2002 |
Jim, Tim The front spindle is the same for the either the hub with lugs, or the 12" disc like on the 154 Tim posted. The spindle is 1", same as the later wide frame Cub Cadets, but the axle part of the spindle is longer (3-5/16") than the axle part of the Cub Cadet spindles. I used a wide frame CC front axle and spindles, and 154 front wheels on my 100 Hi-Clear, and TimmyD modified the spindles with longer, and repositioned axles, to fit the wheels. The hub w/lugs was used with 10" wheels and 20 X 8.00-10 turf tires. (Message edited by pbell on October 30, 2005) How did Noah keep from swatting those two mosquitos ????? | ||
| Jim Chabot (Jchabot) Member Username: Jchabot Norton MA Post Number: 365 Registered: 9-2002 |
Tim: I hadn't noticed that before, I don't know what style mine has on it either. I wonder if the hub for the bolt on wheel will fit a Cub Cadet?? | ||
| Tim "sleeves" Wheaton (Twheaton) Member Username: Twheaton Sebring Florida Post Number: 578 Registered: 9-2002 |
Jim C, Yep that's the one, Dwight Boyd in Sebring owns it and did the work. He has the new decals on since your pic was taken. BTW, the front wheels have the same mounting as the Cub Cadet, but another one he has the lugs in the hub.If I looked it up right, s# 1001-17200 had the same mounting as the Cub Cadet, but the other one has a lower S# than this one,and has the lug mounting. | ||
| Jim Chabot (Jchabot) Member Username: Jchabot Norton MA Post Number: 364 Registered: 9-2002 |
Tim: Looks like he has repainted it since I last saw it. This was taken last Feb. over at the flywheelers park in Lake Wales.  | ||
| Jim Chabot (Jchabot) Member Username: Jchabot Norton MA Post Number: 363 Registered: 9-2002 |
Denny: That's kinda what I was thinking. Old wooden wheel style, where the wheel bearing nut is set in. | ||
| Tim "sleeves" Wheaton (Twheaton) Member Username: Twheaton Sebring Florida Post Number: 576 Registered: 9-2002 |
If this resizing works, I'll post a couple more pics of it. 154 Cub Lowboy repowered with a 4 cylinder Perkins Diesel Engine. My photography doesn't do justice to the fine job the owner did.  | ||
| Denny "safety or else" Engle (Tompepper) Member Username: Tompepper reynoldsville pa Post Number: 1131 Registered: 1-2003 |
CA.1906 BLACK MOTOR BUGGY The Black Manufacturing Co. of Chicago produced highwheelers under the name of Chicago Motor Buggy from about 1906 until 1909. Thought by some to be a transitional vehicle from the horse-drawn buggy, the highwheeler actually originated in the Chicago area in response to the need for a motor vehicle with road clearance suitable for deeply rutted out-of-town roads. Most highwheelers appeared on the scene about 1906. Specifications: Type 12 or 112 runabout; engine two-cylinder, horizontally opposed, air-cooled; bore 4-1/8 in., stroke 3-3/4 in., displacement 100.2 cu. in., 12 hp. Price new about $400.  Horse around with Safety,and you may be put out to pasture early............ engledl@pennswoods.net............. Reynoldsville,Pa | ||
| Denny "safety or else" Engle (Tompepper) Member Username: Tompepper reynoldsville pa Post Number: 1130 Registered: 1-2003 |
Lyle and Jim.I never thought of it being used in that aspect.I was always told it was for the wheel nuts on buggys and wagons.learn something new every day...good one GEEZER good one Horse around with Safety,and you may be put out to pasture early............ engledl@pennswoods.net............. Reynoldsville,Pa | ||
| Jim Chabot (Jchabot) Member Username: Jchabot Norton MA Post Number: 361 Registered: 9-2002 |
William: I want the Auburn Boat Tailed Speedster, my grandfather had a 1936 Essex Super Six which was the cheap version. | ||
| Jim Chabot (Jchabot) Member Username: Jchabot Norton MA Post Number: 360 Registered: 9-2002 |
I'm with Lyle on this one. The wheel bearing nut is recessed and you can't get at it with a regular wrench. | ||
| WM DeTurck (Wdeturck) Member Username: Wdeturck Oakmont, 15139 PA Post Number: 3545 Registered: 9-2002 |
While looking for the Chicago Car Co, I found this site that has some really neat cars for sale including a 1948 Tucker. Both the Chrysler Air Flows('34 & '37) are sold so I have to keep looking for one. WM DeTurck  . For Information on Plow Day 2006 in PA or Event Schedule click here. To get infomation posted on the dealer decal page please E-mail me at geezer | ||
| WM DeTurck (Wdeturck) Member Username: Wdeturck Oakmont, 15139 PA Post Number: 3544 Registered: 9-2002 |
Denny: an iron leg for a pirate(pittsburgh). The termites got in his wooden one. WM DeTurck . For Information on Plow Day 2006 in PA or Event Schedule click here. To get infomation posted on the dealer decal page please E-mail me at geezer | ||
| Lyle Baker (Lbaker) Member Username: Lbaker Summerfield North Carolina Post Number: 249 Registered: 9-2002 |
A wrench for the iron wheel caps on hay wagons and the like.  Lyle and Linda Baker, Summerfield, N.C. | ||
| Denny "safety or else" Engle (Tompepper) Member Username: Tompepper reynoldsville pa Post Number: 1129 Registered: 1-2003 |
Ah what the heck..One more wattzit.  .....Horse around with Safety,and you may be put out to pasture early............ engledl@pennswoods.net............. Reynoldsville,Pa | ||
| WM DeTurck (Wdeturck) Member Username: Wdeturck Oakmont, 15139 PA Post Number: 3543 Registered: 9-2002 |
Kyle: After almost no kids around we have a 2 year old grandaughter so I am thinking like a kid plus I am a city boy and I really have no idea what that stuff is. I actually went to a farm for a vacation one year(didm't think that was a good idea the next year). WM DeTurck . For Information on Plow Day 2006 in PA or Event Schedule click here. To get infomation posted on the dealer decal page please E-mail me at geezer | ||
| Kyle Moe (Kmoe) Member Username: Kmoe Dodge City, KS....as flat as you think. Post Number: 208 Registered: 3-2005 |
Mark, Glad to spread some joy WM, Ain't it just great to be thinking like a kid. A Prost: To Moon Burns! | ||
| Denny "safety or else" Engle (Tompepper) Member Username: Tompepper reynoldsville pa Post Number: 1128 Registered: 1-2003 |
ha ha ha he ha snort  good answer geezer.the other guys are right but your answer was the best.made this old grump smile.Horse around with Safety,and you may be put out to pasture early............ engledl@pennswoods.net............. Reynoldsville,Pa | ||
| Aaron "A W" Gonya (Awgonya) Chat Moderator Username: Awgonya Arcadia Ohio Post Number: 1443 Registered: 9-2002 |
hey all! Pretty good day today! Not really any Cub time, but I did put in some work on the little barn at the farm fixing the roof was the goal for today a, well...half done repair somebody did many, many years ago, and damage from a windstorm about five years ago had done a number on one corner of the back roof , this was definitely a should have done it last year project. We ended up replacing a 10 X 8 foot chunk of steel roofing and most of the stringers under it , yeah, plenty of spongy, rotten wood. The rafters were ok, except for one that Pop and I sistered a section of lumber in with, should be plenty strong for the foreseeable future. All the new stringers are 5/4 pressure treated deck boards now under the new steel panels , that's the good news , the bad news is, Not having a solid roof has caused some pretty severe damage to the cap rail on the back wall...it failed the chisel test bigtime.. ( I didn't have a screwdriver) So I'm going to have to brace it up a bit to protect it from snow load until next spring, then I can lift the roof off the back wall enough with a couple big jacks to fix the problem , oddly enough, the sheathing is perfect, the studs behind are trashed. And the whole thing should(I hope) be painted by Ohio PD next fall. More pictures will come soon, my registry web site | ||
| Mark Turner (Mturner) Member Username: Mturner Valley Center Kansas Post Number: 58 Registered: 9-2002 |
kyle, now that made me laugh. I had to tell my wife that one! | ||
| Kyle Moe (Kmoe) Member Username: Kmoe Dodge City, KS....as flat as you think. Post Number: 207 Registered: 3-2005 |
Pill forcer inner. Also usefull when placing certan medicines in the "other end" (Message edited by kmoe on October 29, 2005) A Prost: To Moon Burns! | ||
| Lyle Baker (Lbaker) Member Username: Lbaker Summerfield North Carolina Post Number: 248 Registered: 9-2002 |
Right on Dale!!  Lyle and Linda Baker, Summerfield, N.C. | ||
| WM DeTurck (Wdeturck) Member Username: Wdeturck Oakmont, 15139 PA Post Number: 3538 Registered: 9-2002 |
A bubble wand to make pretzel bubbles? WM DeTurck . For Information on Plow Day 2006 in PA or Event Schedule click here. To get infomation posted on the dealer decal page please E-mail me at geezer | ||
| Dale Merkle (Dalem) Member Username: Dalem Middle Point Ohio Post Number: 392 Registered: 1-2004 |
We used that to get cow(s) to take pill(s). | ||
| Denny "safety or else" Engle (Tompepper) Member Username: Tompepper reynoldsville pa Post Number: 1127 Registered: 1-2003 |
anudder wattzit  Horse around with Safety,and you may be put out to pasture early............ engledl@pennswoods.net............. Reynoldsville,Pa | ||
| Denny "safety or else" Engle (Tompepper) Member Username: Tompepper reynoldsville pa Post Number: 1126 Registered: 1-2003 |
you guys are just to smart.the plier looking thing is a bull lead.it had a rope in an eye in the 1 handle.you put it in the cows(bull) nostrils and clamped and wedged the rope in that thing on the other handle to secure it.that darn cow would follow you any were then.the other is a nose ring.it is hindged on one side and has a set screw in the other.where the set screw is it has 2 sharp points.this was placed between the nostrils and left in .then you just snapped your lead rope on and bossie would follow you also Horse around with Safety,and you may be put out to pasture early............ engledl@pennswoods.net............. Reynoldsville,Pa | ||
| Jim Chabot (Jchabot) Member Username: Jchabot Norton MA Post Number: 359 Registered: 9-2002 |
Thanks Bill & Denny: I had guessed Autocar because it was also a western PA car company. It was formed in 1897 as the Pittsburg Motor Car Company, moving two years later to Ardmore, PA and adopting the Autocar name. | ||
| Kyle Moe (Kmoe) Member Username: Kmoe Dodge City, KS....as flat as you think. Post Number: 206 Registered: 3-2005 |
Ya stick both of those in the nose of a large bovine type anomal to lead it around. The ring is moe permanant, the other is temporary and missing the short chain that makes it grab. A Prost: To Moon Burns! | ||
| Lyle Baker (Lbaker) Member Username: Lbaker Summerfield North Carolina Post Number: 247 Registered: 9-2002 |
Denny, Looks like pliers to make a bull sing tenor (Or higher!!) Also pretty nose ring.  Lyle and Linda Baker, Summerfield, N.C. | ||
| Greg Laramore (Glaramore) Member Username: Glaramore Greensburg Kentucky Post Number: 138 Registered: 2-2005 |
Denny I believe that to be a nose ring for a bull and I think the plier type device is also a nose type holding device for cattle also. Greg | ||
| WM DeTurck (Wdeturck) Member Username: Wdeturck Oakmont, 15139 PA Post Number: 3534 Registered: 9-2002 |
Denny to but rings on hippies Belly buttons WM DeTurck . For Information on Plow Day 2006 in PA or Event Schedule click here. To get infomation posted on the dealer decal page please E-mail me at geezer | ||
| WM DeTurck (Wdeturck) Member Username: Wdeturck Oakmont, 15139 PA Post Number: 3533 Registered: 9-2002 |
Jim C.: Sorry Denny never posted the name. It was a 1906 Chicago Motor Car. It was also called a Black? I did a search and All I could find was a reference to Chicago Motor Supply Co an an unknown paper from 1926 that had Chicago Motor Co. I found it curious that Cyrus McCormick was working on the info from Paul Bell. I was trying to make a connection. Jim C. you should find this interesting as I was searching this I came up with the Duryea which was first manufactured in Reading, PA my home town but they moved to Springfield, MA and were the First Race winner. Denny might be able to add more as I have CRS. WM DeTurck . For Information on Plow Day 2006 in PA or Event Schedule click here. To get infomation posted on the dealer decal page please E-mail me at geezer | ||
| Denny "safety or else" Engle (Tompepper) Member Username: Tompepper reynoldsville pa Post Number: 1125 Registered: 1-2003 |
Jim .if i remember right it was a 1906 chicago.made by the chicago motor buggy works.also know as the black....  Horse around with Safety,and you may be put out to pasture early............ engledl@pennswoods.net............. Reynoldsville,Pa | ||
| Denny "safety or else" Engle (Tompepper) Member Username: Tompepper reynoldsville pa Post Number: 1124 Registered: 1-2003 |
OK another wattzit.these are 2 related items.can you guess both  Horse around with Safety,and you may be put out to pasture early............ engledl@pennswoods.net............. Reynoldsville,Pa | ||
| Jim Chabot (Jchabot) Member Username: Jchabot Norton MA Post Number: 358 Registered: 9-2002 |
Denny, Don, Bill, Beuller?? Anybody going to tell us the particulars on the horseless carriage a couple of pages back? | ||
| WM DeTurck (Wdeturck) Member Username: Wdeturck Oakmont, 15139 PA Post Number: 3532 Registered: 9-2002 |
I'll take a  The geezer link in the first two posts is wrong and I can't change them. use the link here to E-mail me (Message edited by wdeturck on October 29, 2005) WM DeTurck . For Information on Plow Day 2006 in PA or Event Schedule click here. To get infomation posted on the dealer decal page please E-mail me at geezer | ||
| WM DeTurck (Wdeturck) Member Username: Wdeturck Oakmont, 15139 PA Post Number: 3528 Registered: 9-2002 |
 Doog and all the other firemen: just saw this on the IH collectors site/trucks
WM DeTurck . For Information on Plow Day 2006 in PA or Event Schedule click here. To get infomation posted on the dealer decal page please E-mail me at geezer | ||
| WM DeTurck (Wdeturck) Member Username: Wdeturck Oakmont, 15139 PA Post Number: 3523 Registered: 9-2002 |
 Denny I thought those were shoe horns for the cows! (Message edited by wdeturck on October 29, 2005) WM DeTurck . For Information on Plow Day 2006 in PA or Event Schedule click here. To get infomation posted on the dealer decal page please E-mail me at geezer |
